This poseable stone fish ornament is derived from the sculptural motifs found on the fountains and balustrade vases of Schloss Lichtenwalde, reimagined as a standalone decorative model with full rigging for animation and articulation. The form captures the fluid motion of a stylized fish rendered in stone, its body twisting gracefully with fins extended and mouth slightly open, evoking the dynamic rhythm of baroque garden sculpture. The rig allows natural posing for display renders, animation sequences, or modular placement within architectural compositions. Geometry is clean and watertight, optimized for deformation and 3D printing, with topology arranged to preserve smooth curvature along the body and fin transitions. The model maintains the tactile realism of carved stone while offering flexibility for digital workflows, making it suitable for architectural visualization, collectible design, or ornamental set dressing. Its proportions and sculptural detail echo the craftsmanship of eighteenth‑century European garden art while remaining efficient for modern production pipelines.